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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-05-07
Home Culture ClubS

Mr.. George ". Gable, the novelist,
is the originator of a new method Of
stimulating literary and scientific study
among h. 5 ne ghbors at Northampton.
Mass, which has proven great sue
cess there. He has organ zed what he
calls home culture clubs. -Public
Opinion.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-05-07

a room Is not thoroughly dustea until
all tie furniture and woodwork aud
gas fixtures have been Cleaned with the
damp duster. Upholstered furniture
should be taken out. brushed all over
and then wiped with the damp cloth,
not forgetting the under side.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-05-07

Man wants but little here bilLowe, out
sAnts that Attls paid hhi,sss9 Isnses
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

rHr rKw ru0KT SOUND BOAT aTSHs AM
Pin sATTsTAcTfoS-
sAN FRAxoEsoo. Sspt. 2k-The new
s.eeI steamship Premier, constFuctsd 81
re shtu Vard sf The Uuion Iron WORKS
for the Canadian Pacinc Nayleatlea
Comuany, was given q peolie trial trip
toda1. HenFy 4. ScOtt and wife, Gsa-
sraI Manaaer Irvina Of the Canadian
Paeife. Charles Na9ieF, the EdInouFeh
ship6aiIdsr, !. n. KaouisA Mtllism
presoett scott and Charles 7. watson,
we're among thons on board. An ex-
tanporizsd course Was lad on, oeine
~ rsiles IN length. The Premier. by
caatFMca, vas 90 attain 9 apeed OF 10
kno.s an boar. On the nrst trlp over
a. eoarss, against the tide. Sue aver
sced i69 kB0an The secsnd trip wss
1ieh tha side. Aad the average sped
10 81 81 knota. Afees eroisinR aroand
she haV another oOuble tea waa Eedt
n@sT : uueAsnred coarse. Tnts time ths
.,sehinsrV was woskiss betisF and che
sssstneA 4 seed of Is knota aezinsl
- siSs aud le.l With is. TIE aversgs
I'D ths fozF trials is I5s5 knota Tee
steamer wsll lssys for Pugsf soand u
abeuf 9 weeh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25
sUsr sEArrm.
rHn PEOPLE or aGH TaAEoIsco TOLD OF
QUE 1HRIRT.

rHn PEOPLE or aGH VRAKcIsco TOLD OF
QUE THBIFT.
skH FRAN0IsCo, Sept. 2l.-The man
ageF Of . Seattle paper, Who Was re-
GENTLY in this city, IN the course OF an
interview said: I'VE are enjoying q
glorious season Of prosperity. Every
body 10 Seattle at present is imbued
with the spirit Of enterprise and de-
sire 20 increase the b0siness facilities Of
the town. ImmiRFsnts are coming from
sIl quarters. and the population is rap
idly increasing. When ! hfst vent 70
SEATTLE. three years AGO, there we're only
10000 inhabitants, and since then there
has been an increase Of over 600, and
they are nov making their appearance
at the rate of 800 per month.
Business houses and residences are
being erected throughout the city, and
although there are several planning mills
in the toRu the demand for Lumber IL
greater than the gupply.
"The Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern
Railway 10 now being built, and when
ID is osmpleted the city Will indeed be
IN q hourishinR condition. In Deoem-
Der next, forty miles Of the road will be
flashed and the city will thea be con-
nectsd By rail With large coal and iron
miues, which have already been largely
developed. Nail works and rolling mills
viii then be erected at Seattle.
tsTne land In the vicinity OF Seattle is
valuable for agricultural purposes. 3
large portion Of Il being farming land,
and large cropa are raised In the
valley east OF Lake Washington every
yeaF. There is also considerable
fruis Ealsiag IN that vicinity. The
Topography Of the place is somewhat
similar 70 that Of the northern part OF
this State, and there is not q great
differences in the climate. We are not
quite ready for Q boom yet, but you may
say that next year ve will try TO aco0m-
u,odafa all aOmeFaH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

mcmpxAnHEN cHAR0sD AaATSgr A MAn
NAMED nRADLKT, n osE0oN.
AnLmaTon. (OF.), Sept. 2t--As ths
time Of the Lexinaton, Morrow Oounay,
dFe 10 vas asserted thai it mnst haVs
originated thrs1ah incsndiaFism, and
this suggestion is nog nssatiy strength.
ened. A man nsned Bfndley vas ex.
ahmed a HsppneF 90 Saturday, and
hsId Ia ths sam Of t2o00 for The crime
of ineendiAfiam- It seems that . little
Girl namsd Whitseme overheard q oca-
vsssatiou between Bradley and anothor
uaan, In whioh be said. We laid Lex.
isQt0n log asd pext ~ vfll lay ont
HsppnsF,@ s.a. tt uas thfonRh this
tnat ths snan was apprshendad, toRstheF
With other circumstances whioh led 30
hia aErss1 aud examination. Bradley h
. eAEpsnter Who lives IN L.sxingfon. apd
hes ths Feputaaion Of being 9 bad man,
If u rspoFied that aince - trial Be has
confesa6d the efiue and aeunssd two
othaF men of heing bis acoompliosa.
Sssssai af thess parties have shipped
cot a. has also Bradleg's uifs. Bradley,
u b aaid, has maee tho statement shas
be Would not 80 70 tns psuitsatiaFy
alone. The suapsated inosnoiary barsiy
escaped haying hia Reek e1Fseohed. The
people e that oomm1nity are greatly
aseassd over the affair.
News has iasi Fsashed this aiiy thal
Mfa Bradley. uifs Of qus q ths inoan.
diaries. has tarne4 aaalsAs evidsnss ana
gave TIE frlssHina asoounts Tha orime
Was ss@mitied bY Joe Oannon and
Bradley. Ssth TIE knoWiedes q hsraslf.
They meds . roll Of cotton an6 nstn.
rated u With cDal Oh This uas pni
thrsazb knst hoie into ths hay and Z
slEi1g used sa Q fnss, being hghto1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25
GErTISG TInED.
CANADA n SICK or sKKLrKRENa AMKaI-
Can BooDLKRs.

CANADA n SICK or zRELrERENa kmKnr.
Can B0oDLKRs.
TonoxTo, Sept. "a Canada ls tlrisQ
of the odium that its colony Of Amer.
can refugees have sung absui Il, and
IL RFowina daily more willing TO sur
render 70 the United States authorities
its thieying sons who seek refuge north
OF the 81. Lawreneo river. TIE tWo
latest victims Of this spirit are Charles
z. Olendist And @. II. Bodsl, Who ueFe
earrtsga manufacturers In StaanaOD,
Va, under The Arm name Of Olspdist q
Bodel. In March lass they fsd 10 Can
ada. leaving liabilities Of from 10000
10 e60OOu, besides q large amount Of
forRed paper. Detectives Were sent out
10 pnFsuit Of them. aud traced them
throughout Canada, tili on Tnesdsy
Ciendist was run down at Brantf0re
and arrested. Bodel vas arrested 81
OFillA, where be vas working at his
trade. The Doninion authorities aided
the American authorities 20 maoh as
possible in the search, end will uffcF
little or no opposition u their extEadi-
tien.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25
CnoLERA.

PAssEN0ERs TO REMArs IN QUARANTINE
Kz0HT on Ten nATs.
Nxv YoRx, Sept. Al. T. Kuils,
general agent Of the Eayre Line, s9id
this morning that be had given orders
last night foI three days provisions to
be sent 10 Hofman and BwinbuFne Is
lands, where the passengers Of the
Alesis. which bsouRhs cholera 70 this
country, are being lset. he wss Of the
opinion that the passengers would have
TO BE qnarantined for eight OF ten days
and that after that tims there need Be
no fear Of further infection. He places
great confidence In the ability Of De.
Smith and the quarantine officials 10
prevent the spread Of the soouFRe. He
said thai the passengeFs' baggage would
have 10 be thoroughly fumiRated, as
considerable danger would have 20 be
feared from that source.
Three Of the clsea, those Of OorneIia
CaFieiier ana GFiRlielo Helvig aud bis
-four year old child, will probably prove
fatal. The others ha9e more 90 lees
chance Of recovery. The baiABse Of the
passengers and eFsv, With ths exception
OF three cabin passonReFs, n1mberina
h6l. are under the supeEyision of the
Hodman's Island Hospital, 81 the en-
penaa Of the steamship eonpany, and
Should no new cases occur the Quafnn-
tine Will be raised IN eight or ten days.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

ysarls hs Isaves farm II Santa Cruz
oounty. Kt balonRed 10 GeorRe Mnk
uho married . dannkisF e Mra. Mans.
ont saa e1eamhered viii Q mnftRaae of
$1,000 1he morsRaas wMs ahnut 90 BE-
fo.eel0esd when ths GoVernnR paid Il
o4. a1saaeizR Mef II aaaIlin1 e600o
with whieh 30 mako impragnmenfss Al
thouRA ehs GoesEnoF t8ok dssd ts the
property. he did . as nneEe masteE q
fern, allouina Mel 20 retain a1mplese
eontEol of Il with the undeFasnnding
le1t be wns 70 Ray haek tha money e
ht9 own e0nsenta1cs. On his 6eafhhsd
the 0osern0R oeruea3hed she propsrty
. NJ. Mel1s mothsE-in-lAw. ne re-
maindsr Of ths estata b lsft ts various
nembeEs Of ths 9ovsrnns's family, none
Of whom are weaith9. 0oSernoR BARI
lets vas weEfh 1900 less when be eisa
than twenty yeaFs aao- This wae net
cns % baeinssa Io1ses, but 20 bis eon-
stsnt helping of old ffisnda nnd rela-
liyea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

TIE ARAcEKs on ARIZONA AKz SAID 70 m
o. TAn wkR RATa.
TUusoz, Sept. 2k-The most inasnsa
sxci.sDent prevailed IN this citg thlu
afteEnooB over reported outbraak Of
San Carlos Apache Indians. a eanrier
arrived 81 Pantsno SPOUT noon today
noeifyfng ell The settlers Ia The vaIlsy
thas two bands Of Indians -had lefs shs
reservation, and we're marching south.
Inis ts sopposed 10 Be the result Of the
ktlling Of the uuFdereE of Horton. Ths
Eskimixins band will undouhsedly Join
forces with The San Carlos Apaehes, and
1oald make Q force Of nearly 200 we'll
afMed and equipped hostiles. No news
has bean reserved either e Benson or
Wilosx as yst. Many Of the inhabi-
tants Of the valley DO not believe this
eatbreak is 50 serious as reported.
haytnR hsd experiences heretofore thsy
dread anything of the kind, and mes
saRes have been sent In all direotions.
notifying the people 70 gather up al
their stock.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25
sALnox nARKET.

ApxrcRs RRoM LONDON AND LIVERPOOL or
An KScouRAoNo NATURE.
sKx FnAnrmco. sspt. D. -Advices to-
DAY from London report very nrm
and aetiVa maFkst for salmon, and
therefore, theFe are no apparent signs
OF the advanced prices having Affected
consumption. Both retailers and deal
sFs are continually and regularly re-
uleuishine their supplies and ~ they
are merely buyinR for their inmediste
secessitiea, the volume Of trade nov do
inc proves conclasivsly heW bare toe
General market Is Of stock.
Ths Liverpool market is also very
Arm ana steady. sales continus
IN spite Of the high prices ruiing'
The catch ID extremely short. and lArRs
contrscea fail tnrough enAirely as TIE
RsstsFn States take ell that have oeen
packad. Many packers only promise 70
oliver she suFplua which is now MI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25
|FHR BUST NORTHWRSF
Agent Charlton Mentions
it In San Francisco.
iHEavIFw ABOUT SEATTLE.
The salmsa MGrkss In En<lanA ina
New stsAnsr Prsnisr-TAs Gov
sEnor's alfs-Msrs Apashs Ra-
nsn some New PasAas
sssanahlp PInnA
AeEHr cnAREron.

nHFoEE xEAvfH0 RGR BaANcIBco m Rk1H
A GOOD wonD Toa TEE H0nxawKnT.
eAN FnksoInoo, Sept. 2A-A. d. Oharl-
/ ton, General Western Passenger Aeane
/ Of the Northern Faaine al Portland
Who has bssn Ia the city for seVerai
days, Isft for hone lasi niaht. Prior d
lnavinR he atated denniseiy thAt the
Northern Pseidn would opsn 4 pasaen-
senRsF and frsight ofAss il this city 81
DeoembeR 1s1.
Il feel thor0uqhIy convinced from an
have leaFned." said Mr.. Charlton,
shat there wili Be an Immense tonFIss
travel 10 California this winter and Ne
are going 10 get ready for Il. WHY
have been told that Raymond 4 Whit
comb alone have 500 people already
booked for California This is has enc
arm Of excursion agents. These and
tte people that viii come Indepsndsnfly,
judging bF my advioes from the East,
and from other sources Will increase
the travel frrm Dscember 1st 10 June
Let, 90 thas II will be far heavier than
has ever bsFstofors beeu known. Many
OF these psople will either come or 40
viz the Northern Pacidc and We win tFy
70 be ready for them.
"Ths Northern has done Q heavy
business this year. IL vas the hnss Of
all The transconfinental lines TO reduce
iss fares. We Thought Il would In
crease business, and We cut them down
one-third. Since then the average re-
ceipts at The various largo and small
stations Of the Northwest show busi
ness four times as great as ever before.
10 vas surprising h0Q the reduction
stimulated travel. We are calculating
on the California q Oregon being I'm
ished By DecembeF 1st. There is bot
lifty feet yet 90 40 on the bic tunnei,
and less than 400 on the others. This
will give ua an all-rail connections,
and will help business In beth Oregon
snd California. The entire Northwest
is new unusually prosperous. Travel is
heavy both from the East and Alaska,
but I thiak u will Be 50 per cent.
heavier nsxt year.
"Ihe Wheat yield of the Walla WalIa, !
Pslouse and Willamette regions is |
large. A great deal Of money will be |
made out Of Washington Territory
hops. The mines Of the CpuF d'Alene |
are putting out heavily. Great big
four, Eve and six-stoFy brick buildings |
are being built In Spokane Falls. and
Dannis Ryan, the great hotel man Of /
Sc. Paul, with others, will pat over |
81, ,OO0. 600 10 q smelteE at Tacoma. |
Evsryuhers through the Northwest
things are reiuvenated. Enterprise and |
tariff are seen on ell Sides
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

Tm Pamcz's xRnoAT-nEzArrons wrru
xRAkcB And HUssEA.
RMnEul, Beps. 2k.-Alarmina reports
Of TIE renewal 10 q bad form Of The
throat affection Of Crown Prinos Fred
eriok William he's been traced TO Paris
and Vienna searces. Tbey ere 90 def
mite and detailed that they created
much anxiety here. InQaiEy sent 20
Icolooh elicilod q telegram tonight
stating that tbs Prince has not been
troubled With fresh symptome. Tha as
earanoez, hoWeyaf, DO not quite dissi.
pato the popular alarm over Toe Princes
condition. Il IL believed that be has
bed sliRht relapse and that the state
Of bis throat is lees promising.
The relations exiaiinQ between Ger
many aud France at the present me-
ment are less irritating than for aome
time past. Oount Won Munster re-
turned 70 his post At Paris yesterday,
charged with pacific message from
Prince Bismarck TO II Floursua. eome
oftcial references 20 tne arrest Of the
lad Sohnabelis we're received through
the French E@bassg By Count Herbert
Ven Bismarck aud elected from she
latfaE q promise that II disposinR OF
he case tho youth Of the calprii would
be taken into consideration.
There is no improvement In the Fsla-
lions between Germany and Russia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25
eREeaA NEus.
sAwHELL BusHEn AT ALsAxr-nAoss Al
TuE DALLEs.

sAwMELL BUsNEn AT ALsANr-RAoEs Al
1NE DALEna.
AEBAN1. Sept. 2 The HsraiFs gpeo.
lai fFom HaFfisbafR this evening save.
II. Bandy 4 sons steam saumili caught
IRE aboas o'clock this morning and
burned 70 the ground. The mill vas
b1ilt By Hiram smith IN 1883 at q aost
Of about el2 600 andi vas insured fer
5000. principally In the LoDdnn, LlV-
orp0oi 4 Globe. There waa $500 worth
o. lumber, covered by insuranoo In the
kew Zealand, this heiBa onlY q partial
loss. The eauas Of tue Gre \ unknown.
a tramp Was feen oomina from the a.
rection of the mill ahoFfly after ths fro
uas discovered.
,. ". Hite. Who attemptsd 70 eomnla
suicide yesterday, win reoovpr.
A gentleman from Ysqaina says thai
John Priest, Collectog - Ouaioms af
that port. Who wAa foamd IN . supposed
dysng eonditien ey his bedside. Z re-
eoVerina.
rms DALLEs RAcxM
THz DALLKs. lOr.l Sspk zs-Ths
mile and repeat dash We won by Roaa
Lsuis. kaepsaks ana 81yuksF started
Rron TIE hrsi rs Fass vas befwsan Ro-
81 ana ksgpsake. TheEs rs great dis.
aalissaciinn ~ ihe result, ia beinR the
RensFal optni0n that Keepaaks was pur-
poesiy bsld back.
Kitty Lynch wsn the fBss for alI trss.
In three straight henia, ever Fred Ham-
ilton and BIacksuafth. Tinae, 2s38. 2.zk1<
sud 113H. Ikia u e0naideFsd very
good time on Mis- trash --Orsg0nfam 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

ETEaEsTuo EEvz NOTES BRgnz aaLna.
eALEM, sepi. - This nsornipa about
lid the team of Frank Onapalie, tivana
On fEsnoh Rfaifie. whiis sanding ueaT
tho salem Soaring Diilg. became fright
ened and atasse& - rnD. IN attempting
70 paM aios9 Q narrow road behind the
waRssoueo The team ran ever The en-
baakmeDt Of Mn ereak. aliahAina ia 4
premiseo0a besp. bgt hafween the en-
bankneut aad The auma % she miil
Faes. 0nn h0eas was badly injured
and psrmsnenfly sriDrisd. Tks other
esAped VIA few braimG TIE wagon
Waa dawaRsd AiiahaiE.
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MRs. PAkseNs u CoURT.

ALLOWED TO pEPARr on HER eWN IN.
oo0ElRANcE.
OEIoAoo, Sept. -. - Mrs. Parsons,
wife Of she condemned Anarchist, was
arFaigned before Justice Lyon this
morning foR refusing 70 comply with TIE
police ofhoers' warning 10 desist from
violating the city ordinance against
distributing circulars on the streets.
Policemen stated that even on tbe way
10 the station she continued her obnox
ions work. In the court room Mrs. Par
sons assumed the cir Of martyr. She
claimed the ordinance was dead letter
II hope." she said. pleading 10 the Jus.
tioe, II hope you will remember WheFG
my husband is and treat ms as yOu
would wish your own wife to Be treated
under similar circumstances"
The Justice said be would continue
the case untll Tueeday snd allow Mrs
Parsons 10 depart en- her own reoogni-
xanee.
A large number Of the woman'l
friends we're In court.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

scHnNE HEnNo DEVELOPED TO ooMErMH
RAouIC srEAMGE1P LxNxs.
6Ax FRAEcEsoo. Sept. 2l.-John ID.
SpEsckles has returned from his trip 20
San Diego. TIE statement is made
that he has made an agreement With
the Atchison, Topeka a santa Re pro-
yidtRg for through express trains from
san Diego TO HsW York In four days.
The trains are 70 carry passengers and
mail through With few stops, and the
Oseazie Oompany's steamers, u pushed.
will cross she Paci6c from San Diego to
sydney, stoppiug at Auckland. In ssy-
entesn or eighteen days. fhs total
time from Sydney 10 Liverpool will be
reduced to twenty-eiRht days. Epreck-
els. it is said. 10 looking to Q combina-
ton Of the Oceanic Company and the
international Company, running steam
efs from San Diego 70 the Mexican
coast and the projected Del Campo
line.
He has not yet worked out the details
OF the scheme, bat when ke goes to
Australia next month he will be able 10
inform the Colonial Legislature what
mail facilities the Oceanic Company, 90
well a. the other lines, will be able 10
offer,
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TEE GoT1aseEss sIEFA

u.w ooFxxson HAETLxTT DExrosED oR
Hu WALTZ.
eAn FsAscEAco. sepa, &s--Gosernof
RsvsI~ts'1 vii has nas Ye1 beea nled tor
nrohata. but q Raikcisnt tDFentorT nes
49, runas 20 neow that the e&ea4e n
~oTfh aboas e6o0la This has been
aiSsribaled 10 relatives and fris1da -
nWrnarous heqnsst& To Mrs. Mann,
gifh Uhom hs boaFded thtFty-sasen
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HansR RAClnG.
RECORD MADE HI THE FLxRns N DETROIT,
BRooKLYa AND KouIayTLL.n.

RECORD MADE HI THE ELSKns N DETaoEx
BRooKLYa AND LouIavu.Ln.
DHrnoET, Sept. 3l.--WssGher chilly,
track In fair condition. The event Of
the dag vas the race between Olina.
stone and Patron for q special parse Of
5000. Clingstone won she frai, second
and fourth heats easily IN 2sl7&. 2.i7I<
and 2.i9k. TIE third heat was Won by
Patron IN 2:l7sf. In the two twenty
i've class. trottinR, for q purse Of &l000
Jnsila Voa, LAlly freeF second, Sphinx
third, the others being ruled out and
disianced; best time, 2.23. In the two.
eighteen class, pacing, for q purse Of
$1,000, Prince Wilkes won; Lovland
Girl second, Rosalind third, Loretta II,
fourth; best time, 2;iok. The special
race for Q purse Of $500 BY Harry
wilkes, 10 beat bis recsRd Of 2;i3j6, the
best time vas 2;i61<.
saOoKLEz's 5ocxnE CLUE.
New YoRK, Sept. 24.--Ths We theF al
the Brooklyn Jockey Club course val
raw and the track SLOW. TIE attend.
anoe was very large. One mile-Elian
Won, Pasha second, Kingston third;
time, 1:llX. One-eiRhth Of Q mile
Esquimaa won, Safe Ban second. Lelo-
gas third time, l;594. For two-yeaF.
oloa. six fuElonRa a-9eoFRe Oyster wou,
Los Angeles second. Emperor Of Nor.
folk third time. Isl5k. For three year.
olds and upwards, one and one-fourth
miles-Volante Won, Elkvood second
Favor third; time. 2:i2. For two year.
olds,fiv eiRhths of q mile-CFuiseT Won
Omaha sec0nd. Ferdham third; time
l04. Three fouFsha Of a mile--Kaiis
won, Bradford second, Ny Own third
tine, 1;le.
AT LoUIsvusLR.
LoUTsvELLE, Sept. Able attsndane.
was good, the weather chilly and thS
track good, seven fuElones-B Bsnediol
Won. TadoF second. Orange 0tFi thiFd
time, l.33. One and three fourth
milea-Insolenos won, ProeeastlnaloI
second, Bixby third; time, 8:i0. Three
fouEths Of mile, ail aRes-Pat Dono
van Won; Vieltn second, Tam O'4han-
Ter third; time, 1:17k. One mile
MonocFat won; Birthday nsoond, Ma
laria third; time, la, 0ne ana one
sixteenth miles, three year oida aud up
Wards-White Ness won, Panaml
second, BFookfnl third, time, l:5o.